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Math Concepts For Medical School
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1. Distinct

2. Straight angle

3. An equilateral triangle represents what?

4. Similar polygons

5. What are these words usually associated with? Times, product, multiplied by, of

6. The sum of the angles in a triangle is...

7. When considering probability, an experiemnt represents what?

8. What is another way to represent consecutive odd intergers?(1,3,5,7)

9. Angle-side-angle

10. Common multiple

11. Mode

12. 45-45-90 right triangle

13. N√(a x b) = note: n√ = n root

14. Chord

15. The area of a trapezoid =

16. Two angles are adjacent if...

17. On a graph, what is the origin?

18. When working with inequality signs and alegebraic equations what should you remember?

19. Absolute value

20. Using algebra, how can you express the product of 3 consecutive numbers ?

21. The surface area of a box =

22. Parallel lines

23. Trapezoid

24. X2 - y2 =

25. The formula for the area of square is...

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